Shawano notes and reunions span two decades
Twenty five years ago local figures Royer A W Hazeltine J C Schneers and A Beversdorf represented Shawano at the northern Wisconsin convention. A long list of residents and events follow from Bowler to Milwaukee. The roundup covers club meetings travels births marriages and a library of small town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royer
A. W. Hazeltine
J. C. Schneers
A. Beversdorf
Rye Long
Gallagher
Sacred Heart
Tuth Mielke
Sarah
Clintonville
Amd
Margaret Groynick
Wis Oproupen
Dr. Gordon
Adenolta
Dot
Sunweers
Milwaukee
Veryven
Ruth Montelius
Alamita
Cniteemin
Mors
Wintton
Woman's Club
MM A
Larson
Mire
Mager
Dillett
Sutirday
CG. Williams
Will
William Wallrich
Willian Cantavell
Madison
Ife
Beffore
Ganfield
Shawano
Wisconsin
Charlesy Sahlell
Shawano County
Chalmers McGreaham
M. Wage
Waukegan
Mr. McGreaham
Mya
A. McGreaham
Strawhat High School
Tisle Larson
Bobby Ruckul
Crean Bay
Lilian Jones
Pasadena
California
Robert Ainsworth
Mog
Charles Ainsworth
Iith Delan
Bridge In
Anor
Misa Erva
Equity Holds 17th Annual Session in Milwaukee
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association held its 17th annual convention in Milwaukee January 26 and 27, drawing the largest delegate turnout in its history. Reports show a record year with 7,701 carloads of livestock sold for over 8.54 million dollars, including a US-leading calf volume of more than 190,900. Equity handled 59,258 cattle, 190,869 calves, 187,810 hogs and 48,145 sheep in 1938, maintaining the lowest average cost per carload at 12.42, and earned 27,891.13 to be distributed to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Milwaukee
C. F. Claflin
Equity
United States
Delegates Reelect Pingel and Elect Malcheski to Lead
The annual meeting re-elected Ralph Pingel of Tomah as director and elected Ed Malcheski of Pulaski to replace William Wenzel of Shawano. Wenzel, active in the organization 17 years, declined another candidacy. New officers elected include president Ed Malcheski, vice president William Cammers of Colby, secretary treasurer Joe W. Schwartz of Spring Green, and Henry Glocke of Weyauwega, with the former president remaining as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pingel
Tomah
Ed Malcheski
Pulaski
William Wenzel
Shawano
Wenzel
Hd Malcheski
William Cammers
Colby
Joe W. Schwartz
Spring Green
Henry Glocke
Weyauwega
Proclamation designates Wisconsin Co operative Week
Governor Julius P. Heil proclaims February 20 to 24 as Wisconsin Co operative Week the second annual event. The declaration urges citizens to use five days of radio programs and articles to learn the spirit and aims of cooperation among farmers and rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Appleton Men Given Gate by Governor
Two Appleton men were dismissed from the state fair trade practices department by Governor Heil. W. B. Smith, a barber code division field man, and Walter P. Melchoir, department counsel, were among those removed for economic reasons. Melchoir had handled legal work on the highway construction code and leads a local Progressive group. In a separate note, the Dominion of Caviada reports coffee consumption at 2.7 pounds per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
State Fair Trade Practices Department
Heil
W. B. Smith
Barber Code Division
Department
Walter P. Melchoir
Fair Trade Practices Department
Melchoir
Outagamie County
New London
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Puleifer
Ebba Svendsen
Arthur Kleeman
Sylvia Berg
Advance
John Jacobson
Green Valley
Marlin Volz
Gilbert Wastel
Arnol Felten
Kenneth Sumnicht
Rotary Dhal
George Walker
Lydia Schoenick
O. A. Reetz
Laverna
Lois
Bernice Huebner
Hutching School Literary Society
Virginia Palmer
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Green Bay
Richard Palmer
O. R. Engel
Margaret Davis
Hub Clothing Store
Dominion of Caviada
John Kadlett Lumber Co
Fuel Service
Shawano, Wisconsin
The
John Kadletz Lumber Coo
NEW Richmond Roller Mills
Northern Milling CO
Retail Lumber and Supply CO
Laehn Coal and Wood CO
Krenger
Sinclair Station
Consolidated Badger Cooperative
Farmers Hardware CO
Citizens State Bank
Shaw and National Bank
Crescent Theatre
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